WorksheetsNLE Participles & Gerunds
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Pāx _____ petenda est.
a)
dictātōre
b)
dictātor
c)
dictātōrī
d)
dictātōrem
2.
Sīrēnes Ulixēn virōsque suōs canendō superāre cōnātae sunt.
a)
of singing
b)
to be sung
c)
must be sung
d)
by singing
3.
Caesar, copias in proelium ducturus, a populo laudatus est.
a)
leading
b)
having been led
c)
about to lead
d)
to be led
4.
Aenēās Sibyllam in Tartarum secūtus patrem vīdit.
a)
having followed
b)
about to follow
c)
having been followed
d)
to be followed
5.
Magna tempestate orta, nautae ad Graeciam navigare noluerunt
a)
After a big storm had arisen
b)
Before a big storm arises
c)
In order to raise a big storm
d)
Through the rising big storm
6.
Si quis artem amandi non novit, hoc legat.
a)
to love
b)
while loving
c)
to be loved
d)
of loving
7.
Cum adulescens causam dīceret, amīcī ad eum dēfendendum convēnērunt.
a)
he must be defended
b)
to defend him
c)
at his defense
d)
defending against him
8.
Ad thermās ambulāns, Iūlius mercātōrem, quī togās vēndit, cōnspicit.
a)
about to walk
b)
after he walked
c)
since he walked
d)
while walking
9.
Mors, mi amice, non nobis metuenda est!
a)
is not fearing
b)
was not fearing
c)
must not be feared
d)
has not been feared
10.
De moenibus Andromache milites oppugnantes spectavit.
a)
who had been attacked
b)
about to attack
c)
as they were attacking
d)
although they would attack
11.
Alesia, urbs capta ā Caesare, est in Galliā.
a)
having captured
b)
about to capture
c)
capturing
d)
catured
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